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E3: How to challenge and grade your customers

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This episode, I’m joined by the Managing Partner at Empirical Consulting Solutions Bill Morrow to discuss customer stratification, why your highest-paying customers might not be your best clients, and how to work out who your high-value customers really are.

Bill Morrow is a Managing Partner at Empirical Consulting Solutions and has extensive expertise in identifying hurdles preventing growth, aligning sales to the vision and goals of the company, and driving results through a clear strategic path.
Bill has over 20 years in sales leadership roles and has successfully turned around and achieved new revenue goals over 25 times. Here are a few of the topics we’ll discuss on this episode of Cache Flow:
  • The origins of coworking and a few bits on WeWork.
  • Deploying capital during an uncertain market.
  • How to access portfolio companies of investment firms.
  • Different sales channels and which are the most effective.
  • How to do outbound sales in a way that resonates with your prospects.
  • The challenger sales model.
  • How to consult your way into new sales.
  • What is customer stratification.
  • Why your top customers might not be your best clients.
  • How to work out who your high-value customers are.
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